Finally, although IHS criteria were not used implicated in our study, our findings agree with previous population-based studies on the epidemiology of migraine [8 10, 23, 24].
When using the older techniques no dose planning was used, implicating an increased risk of radiation exposure to other organs in the mediastinum, namely, the heart and the aortic arch and its branches.
PAGE A14 New Baseball Drug Case Jason Grimsley, a journeyman pitcher, has admitted to drug use and implicated other players, investigators say.
"It's a much more complicated issue, and often the reason is that photography, using drones, implicates first amendment rights for photography," said Jay Stanley, a senior policy analyst at the American Civil Liberties Union.
intentions or even acting in ways that directly harm others, which are two factors that we ordinarily use to implicate individuals for immoral actions.
Alcohol use is implicated in one third of all suicides in the older population [ 6].
There is also a convention whereby a sentence is used to implicate requested information by making a statement closely related to it by implication, which gives rise to relevance implicatures like (1).
It's clear that Knox was the victim of what is now called "slut-shaming"; her sexual desire as a young woman was used to implicate her in the brutal murder.
WASHINGTON — Growing doubts from scientists about the strength of the government's case against the late Bruce E. Ivins, the military researcher named as the anthrax killer, are forcing the Justice Department to begin disclosing more fully the scientific evidence it used to implicate him.
Whereas (2a) cannot be used without implicating (2c), the indicated implicature of (3a) can be canceled.
